Housing

Housing is more than a social issue: it is a fundamental part of Scotland’s economic infrastructure.

The availability, affordability and quality of homes affect people’s health and wellbeing, access to work, labour mobility, productivity and opportunities to build wealth.

The David Hume Institute works on housing to understand these connections and identify how Scotland can improve its housing system to support sustainable, inclusive prosperity.

We work with Professor Duncan Maclennan, a globally recognised housing economist, to bring international expertise and evidence to Scotland’s housing challenges and the policy choices that will shape its future.

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